A Stefon Diggs trade would com...

Stefon Diggs tweeted his way out of Minnesota three years ago. Following three years in Buffalo, which culminated in a playoff loss marked by frustrations and gesticulations that could be construed as a yearning for yet another fresh start, there is renewed talk that Diggs may be on the move. Some are wondering what will happen next, whether it's his brother, Trevon, releasing a photoshopped image of Stefon in a Cowboys outfit or cryptic tweets from Stefon himself. Although nothing is certain, there is one significant difficulty that did not exist when the Vikings traded Diggs in 2020. Given Diggs' deal from last year, a trade before June 1 would result in a $34.775 million cap hit for the Bills. Another issue is that the Bills don't have any other elite receivers. They might try to sign or trade for one, or they could try to draft one. They do, however, have one. Making him happy makes considerably more sense than moving on after only 50 regular-season games. But, any team that obtains a player who grew dissatisfied enough to seek a trade may become dissatisfied again. That might be what the Bills are up against, and the two parties may have little option but to attempt to make it work. They should be able to figure things out. Stefon is a good-hearted individual who is determined to win. And he may be wondering if others in the company share his desire to win.